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Pass Through vs Pass
Back Through Pearl Knotting
Peyote Stitch
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Pass Through vs Pass Back Through
Pass through means to move your needle in the same direction that the beads have been strung. Pass back through means to move your needle in the opposite direction.
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Pearl Knotting
Pearl knotting is traditionally done with silk thread, placing a knot between each bead to prevent them from rubbing against each other. Gently pre-stretch the silk by pulling it inch by inch through your thumb and forefinger. Silk thread generally comes with a needle attached. Use this needle to string a bead, then form a loose overhand knot. Place the needle, or an awl or tweezers, in the knot and hold it next to the bead. Gently pull the thread to tighten the knot around the needle, then pull the needle back out of the knot.
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Peyote Stitch and Tubular
Peyote Stitch. |